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• European Union threatens Venice Biennale funding over Russian pavilion institutional

  The European Union has issued an ultimatum to Venice Biennale president Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, demanding removal of the Russian pavilion within 30 days or facing withdrawal of €2…

• CoHo Productions Thrives After Leadership Crisis Through Collective Vision and Accessibility Focus institutional

  CoHo Productions, a theater company in Portland established nearly thirty years ago by Gary Cole and Robert Holden, has encountered considerable obstacles following the passing of…

• Settlement Preserves Institute of Museum and Library Services After Legal Challenge institutional

  A settlement signed on 9 April between the American Library Association, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, and the Trump administration ensures the…

• Bologna's Gelateria Sogni di Ghiaccio Marks 10 Years with Crowdfunding Campaign institutional

  Gelateria Sogni di Ghiaccio, a Bologna-based artist-run space founded in 2016, celebrates its tenth anniversary. Originally established by artists Filippo Marzocchi, Mattia Pajè,…

• Centre Pompidou's Studio 13/16 Youth Space Relocates to Gaîté Lyrique with 'Têtes d'affiches' Season institutional

  Beginning April 18, the Centre Pompidou's Studio 13/16 has moved to the Gaîté Lyrique in Paris, France, due to renovations of its main building, which is expected to reopen in…

• MusVerre Marks a Decade and Reimagines Glass Art's Place in Art History institutional

  In 2024, MusVerre, the modern glass museum located in Sars-Poteries, France, will mark its tenth anniversary, aligning with half a century of local glassmaking. Laetitia Messager,…

• Belvedere Museum Offers Inclusive Summer Art Tour in Simple Language institutional

  The Oberes Belvedere in Vienna will host an inclusive guided tour titled "Einfach gesagt: Sommer im Museum" on Friday, July 3, 2026, from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. This event provides a…

• Image Whisperers Guide Blind Visitors Through Paris Museum Exhibitions institutional

  At the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, a specialized group called "souffleurs d'images" provides descriptive narration for blind and visually impaired visitors during…

• Three Australian Arts Institutions Announce New Leadership Appointments institutional

  Phillippa Martin Reiter has been appointed as the inaugural Director of Programming and Events at Sydney's City Recital Hall, bringing 25 years of international live entertainment…

• Performing Lines Tas Marks 20 Years Championing Tasmanian Artists institutional

  Performing Lines Tas marks two decades of backing independent artists in Lutruwita/Tasmania, established through a partnership between the Tasmanian State Government and the…

• Palazzo Maffei Museum in Verona Opens New Multifunctional Space in Restored Ancient Chapel institutional

  The "Monastero" venue, a versatile space derived from an ancient chapel located behind the main structure, has been inaugurated at Verona's Palazzo Maffei museum. Led by Vanessa…

• Victory Gardens Theater Revives Under Interim Leadership After Years of Turmoil institutional

  Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago, which has been inactive since September 2022 due to staff layoffs and board conflicts, is set to make a comeback under the interim leadership…

• Marseille's MAC Museum Rejuvenates with New Leadership, Collection Focus, and Contemporary Exhibitions institutional

  Under the leadership of Stéphanie Airaud, who took on the role in 2023, the Musée d'Art Contemporain de Marseille, referred to as [mac], has undergone significant revitalization.…

• INHA Library to Stay Open in August Amid Summer Closure Debate institutional

  The library at the Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art (INHA) will remain open throughout August 2026, reversing a previously contested summer closure plan. This decision…

• Major cultural institutions expand with new buildings amid leadership and funding instability institutional

  The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has unveiled a $724 million transformation, while London's National Gallery selected Kengo Kuma to design a $464 million modern-art wing. In…

• MAIIA Museum's Palermo Expansion Sparks Debate on Italy's Museum Development institutional

  The MAIIA Museum of Artificial Intelligence and Immersive Art is set to launch a second venue in Palermo, showcasing the increasing global fascination with art in Italy. However,…

• Sitar Arts Center in Washington, DC Seeks Executive Director with $175,000 Starting Salary institutional

  Sitar Arts Center, a nonprofit focused on creative youth development in Washington, DC, is hiring an Executive Director. The role requires strategic vision, fundraising expertise,…

• Melissa Chiu Appointed Guggenheim New York Director as Museum Expands Global Constellation institutional

  This September, Melissa Chiu will take on the role of director at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, transitioning from her position at the Hirshhorn Museum, where she…

• Matisse's Ceramic Mural 'La Gerbe' Finds Permanent Home at LACMA's David Geffen Galleries institutional

  Henri Matisse's ceramic wall artwork, 'La Gerbe,' created in 1953, has found a permanent home at the David Geffen Galleries of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, set to open to…

• Fresno Arts Council Seeks New Executive Director with Salary Up to $90,000 institutional

  The Fresno Arts Council is recruiting an Executive Director to lead the organization, offering a salary between $75,000 and $90,000 for this full-time role based in Fresno,…

• Texas Ballet Theater Seeks Executive Director with $215K Salary via Management Consultants for the Arts institutional

  Texas Ballet Theater is seeking a new Executive Director, offering a competitive annual salary of $215,000 plus a full benefits package. This position calls for a visionary leader…

• State Library of Victoria Abandons Restructure Plan Following Public Outcry and Writer Protests institutional

  The State Library of Victoria has withdrawn a controversial reorganization proposal after significant public backlash. The plan would have eliminated 39 positions and reduced…

• Scott Nichols Gallery Relocates to Sonoma After 27 Years in San Francisco, Maintaining Focus on Group f.64 Photographers institutional

  In 1992, Scott Nichols established his gallery in San Francisco after working as a private dealer since 1980, focusing on fine art photography, especially Group f.64. His…

• National Gallery London saves £2m annually through voluntary staff exits amid £8.2m deficit institutional

  The National Gallery in London plans to save £2 million annually through a voluntary exit scheme for its employees, thus avoiding mandatory layoffs. This total includes £1.5…

• Printed Matter Celebrates 50 Years with Anniversary Program Including Ruscha Tribute, Art Book Fairs, and Exhibitions institutional

  Printed Matter is launching its 50th anniversary celebrations with a lineup of events throughout the year. A benefit dinner honoring artist Ed Ruscha, founder Pat Steir, and…

• Spanish Culture Minister Denies Guernica Loan to Guggenheim Bilbao institutional

  On April 10, 2026, Spain's Minister of Culture refused a temporary loan request for Pablo Picasso's Guernica from the Basque government to the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, citing the…

• Dallas Symphony Orchestra Secures $50 Million Endowment Boost Through O'Donnell Foundation Match institutional

  The Dallas Symphony Orchestra has successfully raised $50 million for its endowment fund. This significant financial achievement was made possible through a matching challenge…

• Los Angeles Museums Launch Major Renovations Ahead of 2028 Olympics institutional

  With the 2028 Olympic Games on the horizon, two major museums in Los Angeles are gearing up for significant renovations. The Getty Center in Brentwood is planning to close its…

• Centre Culturel Suisse Reopens in Paris After Four-Year Renovation with New Exhibitions and Events institutional

  The Centre Culturel Suisse in Paris reopened on March 26, 2026, following a four-year renovation project. Located at 38 Rue des Francs Bourgeois in the Marais district, the…

• Lyric Opera of Chicago expands 2026-27 season with six productions, hires Sondra Radvanovsky as artistic advisor institutional

  The Lyric Opera of Chicago has announced significant changes for its 2026-27 season, expanding programming despite not fully returning to pre-pandemic schedules. Six full…

• Portland Museum of Art Acquires $14M Downtown Building for Expansion institutional

  In late March 2024, the Portland Museum of Art (PMA) in Maine acquired a downtown structure along with two nearby parking lots for $14 million. Previously owned by MaineHealth,…

• Guggenheim Museum Appoints Melissa Chiu as Director from Hirshhorn institutional

  Starting this September, Melissa Chiu will take on the role of director at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, following her twelve years at the Hirshhorn Museum of…

• Martha Mosse Discusses Paul Smith's Foundation's Support for Emerging Creatives institutional

  Martha Mosse, director of Paul Smith's Foundation, was featured as a guest this week. The foundation, established in 2020, focuses on enhancing business resilience for emerging…

• La Capella launches Rotating AiRs international artist residency program with European funding institutional

  La Capella in Barcelona, in partnership with Hotel Maria Kapel (Netherlands) and MORPHO (Belgium), has initiated the Rotating AiRs open call aimed at European artists. This…

• UK Museums Exempt from Digital Consumer Law's Membership Cancellation Rules institutional

  On April 2, 2026, British museums were granted an exemption from a clause in the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCCA), which excluded charitable memberships…

• Vesod's Quantum Physics Mural Transforms University of Naples into Italy's First Urban Creativity District institutional

  Italy's inaugural university urban creativity district has emerged at the University of Naples Federico II's Monte Sant'Angelo science complex, thanks to the ISAAC – International…

• Melissa Chiu Leaves Hirshhorn Museum to Lead Guggenheim New York institutional

  Melissa Chiu will depart the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, where she has served for over ten years. She begins her new position as director of the Guggenheim Museum in…

• Oluremi C. Onabanjo Named Photography Curator at The Met; Queens Artists Get Grants; Hirshhorn Director Joins Guggenheim institutional

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art has appointed Oluremi C. Onabanjo as its new photography curator. Onabanjo, who has been with the Museum of Modern Art since 2021, played a key role…

• Louisiana State Museum's reaccreditation deferred to 2027 amid operational challenges institutional

  The Louisiana State Museum system's reaccreditation by the American Alliance of Museums has been postponed until June 2027, with its status remaining under review. Director…

• New York's Materials for the Arts Program Sparks Global Interest in Free Artist Supplies institutional

  Materials for the Arts (MFTA), the largest reuse center in New York City, is exploring the possibility of expanding its reach to all five boroughs. Established in 1978 by Angela…